The cadence of the one wall turning over, to show the side we had not used, the sun damage on the wallpaper where, regardless, the house had gone on aging in our lack of memory, the clogs of slits and slats and switches, rooms where we'd choked back and forth on one another, pronged our bodies in the gash night moving unknown through the dark to beat upon our peace.
These moves were unknown to the people at large, but other repressive acts were soon on full public display.
The main reasons for non-participation in the follow-up were: (1) families that had moved to unknown addresses inside the same city (2), families that moved to other cities or states and (3) subjects that were not at home at the time of our visit.
3148 (5.3%) of the cohort members were lost to follow-up (1905 could not be identified, 677 moved to unknown new addresses, 427 were refugees to former Western Germany, 72 moved abroad, and for 67 the date of death was unknown).
He wanted to move into unknown territory.
After decades in SoHo, its lease is up and it is looking to move, destination unknown.
Beyond and beneath it were spaces and moving things unknown to men, unseen and unimaginable.
Wieringa gathers images of "animals that travel in swarms", of nomads, drifters, hitchhikers, vagrants and transients, moving "along unknown paths"; people are "blown hither and thither".
She packed an entire political career into just a few months, moving from unknown to underdog to phenomenon to flame-out.
In Josef's case, it was the idea, from Henri Michaux, of moving into unknown territories, both literally and artistically, that became something of a leitmotif for all of us".
